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15-05-2008, 05:51 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Sep 2007
Posts: 717
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Hi everyone.
I bought a new thermostat today and i have just relised that it does not have the valve that closes over the bypass system when the thermostat opens. I have been reading through a few threads and some say that ford now use this type of thermostat as the AU had issues with the other type. Should i use this type of thermostat or should i get one with the valve that closes the bypass? This is the thermostat that i have bought: http://www.dayco.com.au/PartInfo.aspx?G=1784&P=DT14B Also if i keep this thermostat should i cut off the little ball attached to it as some have suggested? Thanks for any help. |
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